Council approves second-round ARPA allocations of about $19.8 million

What the sources say

• ✓ Verified

  The City lists second-half allocations of $14,313,919 for lost city revenue, $1,552,300 for the Fire Department, $1,363,940 for homeless reintegration, $1,108,000 for the Police Department, $1,000,000 for park improvements, $400,000 for neighborhood improvement and $100,000 for senior citizen support.^[1]

  Total

  $19,838,159

  Lost revenue

  $14,313,919

  Fire

  $1,552,300

  Homeless reintegration

  $1,363,940

  Police

  $1,108,000

  Parks

  $1,000,000

  Neighborhood improvement

  $400,000

  Senior support

  $100,000

• ✓ Verified

  Across both halves the City lists $25,518,919 as lost-revenue replacement, which it says was 'used for various city council-approved operations and projects.'^[1]

  Lost revenue total

  $25,518,919

  Share of total

  64.3%

• ✓ Verified

  The City says second-half funds bought firefighter emergency-medical equipment and training, park lighting in low- to moderate-income areas, Police Academy classroom and locker-room remodeling and police equipment, continued homeless-reintegration and pallet shelter work, and neighborhood investment in the North Heights, Barrio, San Jacinto and Eastridge planning areas.^[1]

• ⚠ Sources differ

  Second-round amounts for fire, parks and police differ between KFDA's September 2022 report and the City's ARPA page; both versions total $19,838,159 with the same lost-revenue, senior, homeless-reintegration and neighborhood figures.

  Reported value 1[2]

  Fire

  $745,300

  Parks

  $2,165,000

  Police

  $750,000

  As reported by KFDA in September 2022, when the CFO said all second-round funds had been allocated.

  Reported value 2[1]

  Fire

  $1,552,300

  Parks

  $1,000,000

  Police

  $1,108,000

  As listed on the City's ARPA page (published August 2024, after the April 2023 and February 2024 amendments).